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In this video, we confront the painful irony of American farmers who voted for policies that are now destroying their livelihoods—and instead of pointing fingers, we ask a harder question: What happens when we stop calling them stupid and start understanding why they believed the promises that failed them?

These aren’t ignorant people. Farming requires deep knowledge of science, weather, logistics, and economics. Yet many in rural America supported leaders who promised to “Make America Great Again,” only to face collapsing crop prices, trade wars that shut out China and Mexico—their biggest buyers—and immigration crackdowns that left fields unharvested and dairy cows unmilked.

We hear from real farmers: one still has unsold rice rotting in storage because tariffs killed exports. Another invested his own money into conservation projects funded by the Inflation Reduction Act—only to have payments frozen due to political executive orders. He’s now at risk of losing his farm, despite doing everything "right."

The truth is, these voters weren’t just misled by politicians—they were failed by a system that offers no real alternatives. Rural communities have been hollowed out, with declining schools, healthcare, and opportunity. When your world feels like it’s disappearing, it’s easy to grasp at loud voices promising a return to greatness—even if the cost is sky-high.

This isn’t about mockery. It’s about empathy. And accountability.

Because while we can’t blame farmers for wanting survival, we also can’t ignore that their choices—on trade, labor, climate, and politics—are making food more expensive for everyone, fueling inflation, and pushing the entire agricultural system toward collapse.

So what now? More bailouts? More resentment? Or do we finally build an economy where you don’t have to choose between your values and your survival?

This is the fallout of FAFO—F**k Around and Find Out—not as a punchline, but as a national crisis

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